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9 Jul 2023: WP 521July 2020. CUT HOURS, NOT PEOPLE: NO WORK, FURLOUGH, SHORT HOURS AND MENTAL HEALTH. ... This suggests that lower household income partially explained poorer mental health of people who are not in paid work.

9 Jul 2023: For example, the Tomorrows’ People Bar Skills programme has been rolled out in Brazil and other developing nations. ... Government programmes, (such as the Welfare to Work strategy) have also been influenced by Tomorrows’ People.

23 Jan 2024: People don’t really seem to care about the environment (or at least not any more than they have ever done). • ... inertia. www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk 3. People will always say they care. www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk 4. 4.

9 Jul 2023: Meet and network with people – build social capital. Circumstances (Silicon Valley – Silicon Fen?). ... right”;. You will jump on it…and that is when people label the event.

9 Jul 2023: The more flexibility you have the better equipped you are to get equal conditions for people. ... See Browne and Deakin (2002). 19. References BBC (1999), BBC Managers Guidelines: People in Focus, Unpublished.

9 Jul 2023: James Carr takes it upon himself to know people by their first name and. ... 18. manager, “young people find our culture very, very attractive because the y.

23 Jan 2024: people lack access to the most basic energy services”. (International Energy Agency, WEO, Nov-2010). ... Even more people could. afford efficient cookstoves because of the fuel cost savings.

9 Jul 2023: Indeed, Sun et al. (2015) call for qualitative research that investigates informal linkages between business people and politicians in emerging markets. ... People do not know what they can or cannot do. People cannot operate.’7.

11 Dec 2023: correlation between people’s levels of knowledge on NPPs and their attitudes toward them. ... Caring The government does not listen to concerns raised by people like you.

7 Dec 2023: Although, younger respondents are more likely than older people to claim environmental concerns, they are still more likely to cite economic than environmental considerations. ... Also, the variation in the reasons for behaviour change suggests energy